| It may thus occur as a sequel to quittor, complicated sand-crack, suppurating corn, and punctured wounds of the feet. |
| As nearly always happens with gunshot wounds, a suppurating fever had declared itself. |
| The most common complication is swollen and suppurating glands of the groin on one or both sides. |
| What we are dealing with here is a sort of suppurating swelling that breaks out from time to time. |
| To suppurating eyes for the night put a lotion from napara leaves and tsvetkov nails. |
| Consider that on a human body operates potogonno, clears blood, as knitting and clearing suppurating wounds. |
